Counselors in Mount Vernon, AL Accepting Medicare
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 Truly Pollard, LPC Counselor Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 18125 Highway 43, Mount Vernon, AL 36560 Phone: 251-545-6398 |
 Jeremy Joseph Andrews, M.A. Counselor - Mental Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 18125 Highway 43, Mount Vernon, AL 36560 Phone: 251-545-6398 |
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Scientists identify measures for reducing $2 billion healthcare burden from substance abuse
With substance abuse now accounting for one in 14 hospital admissions and generating billions in health care costs, leading scientists held a briefing on Capitol Hill today to present the evidence that we already have and the evidence we need in treating and preventing the use and abuse of alcohol, drugs and tobacco.
CDA launches new awareness campaign about risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Today, the Canadian Diabetes Association launched "Get Checked Now" - a national public awareness campaign aimed at Canadians 40 and older alerting them to the consequences of being passive about their potential risk for developing type 2 diabetes and leading them to take action against the disease by getting checked now.
Researchers working on breast-friendly, radiation-free method to detect possible breast cancer
Each year around a million women in the Netherlands undergo mammograms for early detection of possible breast cancer. It's an unpleasant procedure that uses X-rays. Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology are working on a 'breast-friendly' method, without radiation, that is more accurate and generates 3D rather than 2D images.
Store brand infant formulas nutritionally equivalent to name-brand products
On October 1, changes were made to the federal WIC program that provides nutritional support to low-income women, infants and children. The goal of the new food package is to encourage breastfeeding because mother's milk is best for babies. Mothers who breastfeed will no longer receive any infant formula under the new program. Mothers who choose to formula feed may receive up to 26% fewer infant formula vouchers than were afforded in previous years.
High-priced cigarettes, smoke-free homes reduce smoking behaviors among low-income individuals
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine say high-priced cigarettes and smoke-free homes effectively reduce smoking behaviors among low-income individuals - a demographic in which tobacco use has remained comparatively high.
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